>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." doug: a deadly explosion at a sears in new hampshire. the freak accident, and the investigation underway right now. sera: a showdown in new hampshire. democratic candidates take the debate stage for the third time. sparks flying as one presidential contender publicly apologizes. danielle: another chilly day for us, but the pattern changes this holiday week. when the rain moves in. sera: new england patriots getting ready to take on the titans at gillette today. the big question for everyone is will brady play? >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning!

"eyeopener." sera: hello, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm sera congi in for antoinette. doug: and i'm doug meehan. it's sunday, december 20, if i check my watch correctly. i'm so happy to be joining the "eyeopener" but i'm not so happy that there's only three or four shopping days left. sera: don't do the math. doug: it's coming fast. sera: danielle vollmar joins us with a look at today's cold. danielle: if you're doing last-minute shopping today, you'll want to bundle up as we head out to those shopping centers. it is downright chilly out there. 28 degrees in worcester. 34 boston. 36 on the vineyard. and even 37 right now on nantucket. now the big factor is this. we still have winds at this hour. anywhere from 10 to about 17 now sustained on nantucket. they have gone down since last hour which will be the trend through the afternoon but it still makes it feel like 17 degrees in worcester, like 17 in pittsfield.

and southeastern mass as well. 12-hour timeline for the wind chill. temperatures will bump up into the upper 30's for highs and low 40's but it will feel like the low 30's pretty much all day long. notice you will see sunshine although this morning waking up to a couple of lake-effect snow showers ongoing in western mass. and around cape ann now pushing off the coastline. high pressure dominates today keeping us dry but we're watching the system out to the west. this is our next big weather-maker which is going to bring a lot of chances for some rain in the next seven days. we'll talk about when as well as how warm we'll get by christmas eve. doug: thank you, danielle. breaking news. a bomb scare has forced an air france flight headed to paris to land in kenya. sera: the pilots aboard flight 463 requested the emergency landing after a suspicious device was found in the plane's bathroom. the plane had taken off from an island in the indian ocean. it did land safely in mombasa, and everyone was evacuated. investigators are now working to

actually contain explosives. doug: we are learning more this morning about a deadly shooting in roxbury. police have identified the victim as a teenager. 17-year-old d'andre king-settles died after being shot on annunciation road on friday. the shooting took place around 4:00 p.m. anyone with information is asked to contact the boston police. sera: the search will resume later this morning for this missing rockport woman. 56-year-old susan nilsson was last seen early saturday morning. police say they found her belongings on the dock and in the water near gloucester marine railways. the coast guard searched by air and sea yesterday. it is believed she may be walking near the gloucester marine railways on rocky neck. doug: three people recovering this morning after being seriously hurt in this head-on crash in saugus. two cars collided around midnight friday, near the intersection of hamilton and seville streets. police say a 19-year-old driver initially took off from the scene. he will be summonsed to court at a later date. two passengers in his car were

seriously hurt. sera: osha investigators expected today at a new hampshire auto shop where an explosion took a man's life. it happened saturday morning at sears auto shop in salem. an empyee, 22-year-old justin almon, was in the process of filling a large truck tire on an industrial tire changer when it blew up. he suffered severe head injuries and later died. >> the inflation may have been a little too much, what the rim of the tire could handle. but that's pretty much all we know at this point. sera: a customer was also hurt. this morning he's being treated at a boston hospital for serious injuries. doug: a warning involving carbon monoxide for people in keene, new hampshire. liberty utilities customers are being warned about the possibility of elevated levels in their homes after an outage at a plant. that outage led to operational issues. three people were taken to local hospitals with symptoms. those within a two-mile radius

their windows and check on their neighbors. sera: the democrats meet in their only new hampshire debate before the first-in-the-nation primary with high stakes, some direct challenges. candidates bernie sanders and hillary clinton quickly defusing their fight over stolen voter information. doug: but plenty of tough back-and-forth on foreign policy newscenter 5's reid lamberty was there. sanders: i apologize. reid: the night started with a mea culpa. sanders: this is not the type of campaign that we run. reid: bernie sanders acknowledged a former staffer exploited a computer glitch and stole hillary clinton's confidential voter files. clinton: i very much appreciate that comment, bernie. it really is important that we go forward. reid: with the data breach controversy quickly dispatched, the candidates segwayed to terrorism with sanders and clinton sparring over regime change in syria. sanders: secretary clinton is

a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. clinton: with all due respect, senator, you voted for regime change with respect to libya. reid: candidates also brawled over gun control, each with differing views. maryland governor martin o'malley calling his opponents flip-floppers. o'malley: we need common sense. sanders: let's calm down a little bit, martin. clinton: let's tell the truth, martin. reid: where they all agreed, their sharp criticism for republican frontrunner donald trump. clinton: he is becoming isis's best recruiter. o'malley: especially from someone as untried and as incompetent as donald trump. reid: political analysts saying hillary clinton focused on foreign policy tonight because of a bigger picture and an eye on the general election. but they say don't overlook bernie sanders. it's a dog fight here in new hampshire. the primary here is 50 days away. in manchester, new hampshire, i'm reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: g.o.p. candidates also on

in new hampshire. new jersey governor chris christie is among them. he and his family greeted supporters in manchester and exeter yesterday. christie focused most of his attention on national security, touting himself as a tested, seasoned leader. he also pointed to his upward movement in the latest polls saying that his momentum will only continue to grow. chris christie: we have been here more than any other candidate. we have spent more time in new hampshire meeting people, recruiting volunteers, and i think you are seeing the results of that. doug: in the latest wmur-cnn poll, christie has advanced to the third spot. donald trump continues to hold a solid double-digit lead. jeb bush: i've gotta get this off my chest. donald trump is a jerk. doug: jeb bush is continuing his attacks on trump, slamming the front-runner during a town hall in contoocook. when asked if he would support trump if he's the nominee, bush said he intends to be the nominee, adding new hampshire voters take their job seriously. on the trail in new hampshire today-- ohio governor john kasich and dr. ben carson.

rochester between today and tomorrow. carson will make five stops, including town hall meetings at keene state college and nashua community college along with a sera: the man who loaned a gun to the boston marathon bombers will be sentenced this week. stephen silva has plead guilty to drug and gun charges. during the marathon attack trial, he told the court he gave the gun to dzhokhar tsarnaev two months before the bombings. prosecutors say the gun was later used to murder m.i.t. police officer sean collier days after the attack. a group of medway parents is calling for a high school sports field to be named in honor of an athlete killed in a car crash. 17-year-old maddie lamson was killed when her car hit a tree in franklin this fall. she was a beloved senior and three-sport athlete. three fathers recently submitted a petition to the school committee to get a field named in her memory. "the globe" reports the

their next meeting in january. doug: check your fantasy lineups. tom brady remains questionable for today's game against the titans, but sportscenter 5 is hearing he will likely play. sportscenter 5 is hearing the q.b. is feeling better. an illness forced him to miss practice friday. brady was sent home early, but again all indications to this point are that brady will play today. the patriots will also add a running back to their roster this afternoon. ahead in sports, bill belichick talks about that. it's the last weekend before christmas, and that means a parking crunch at shopping malls. sera: what police are doing to make sure handicapped parking is being used properly. doug: opening weekend for star wars. have you heard? the movie shattering records at the box office. and the one country where fans will not be seeing it anytime soon. danielle: cold today, but you can expect something very different for christmas. a quick change in the weather

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now across massachusetts. police targeting drivers who doug: the move coming on one of weekends. shows us what officers are doing. >> can i take a look at your placard, please, real quick. juli: burlington police officers are working to make sure holiday shoppers parked in handicapped spots really need to be there. september 28 of 2015, so i'll grab my ticket book and put a juli: they've been patrolling weekend since black friday and have handed out $200 citations

placards or no placards at all. drivers using someone else's handicapped placard gets slapped with a civil violation. officer: this violation is a misuse violation so it carries with it a fine that is $505 along with the parking ticket that is $200. there's also the potential loss of license. juli: sergeant mcdonough delivered one misuse citation in person. the woman was parked in a handicapped spot using her husband's placard. officer: if he's here, it's okay to be parking here; but if he's not, obviously that's an issue. mall with their daughter. cell number to find out. where is home? mall. juli: robert scott has an valid placard. he told newscenter 5 it's discouraging that able-bodied drivers take a spot he really needs. robert scott: this time of year parking is so tough they'll just grab any spot they can. they could care less about somebody that needs it. juli: sergeant mcdonough says they don't anticipate this problem going away even as the holiday shopping season winds down. they conducted this same patrol more citations during a random

he said on the bright side though, they have noticed a decline in thefts and shoplifting, other crimes, and they attribute that to their increased police presence. in burlington, juli mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. sera: we could see with juli it is a little windy. danielle: even this morning still the wind is around. it is going to back off later today so it will make it feel a little better this afternoon. still kind of cool though. where we should be though this time of year. a cold and sunny sunday on tap. we are turning milder as we head towards the holiday weekend. hey, there is an example of that wind. you can see behind me the camera shaking just a touch. chances for much-needed rain are coming this beak. in fact, almost each and every day except for today and tomorrow we could see some showers. so this morning we're starting out around 27 degrees with our overnight low in worcester. 31 in boston. i have to go back to december 1

our average low temperature though in boston is 267 so we're actually running well above where we should be even though it feels a lot colder. that's because we've been so spoiled this month. 34 degrees right now in boston. it's 28 in worcester. upper 30's on nantucket. you factor in those winds. they're gusting upwards of about 32 miles per hour now on nantucket. most of these wind gusts are actually starting to finally back down. so as they do, that should help outside. now as we go through the afternoon, that westerly breeze dies down especially as we head towards this evening. it starts to turn to the south and west. that is actually going to to be a warming wind so for today, upper 30's through the merrimack valley. low 40's along the south shore, the cape and the islands. about 5-15. tonight dropping back into the hills. the merrimack valley. 30's in boston and 30's down along the south shore and the cape.

now this morning there have been a couple of flurries around. you folks maybe in provincetown might see a couple of flurries also out in western mass. most of them though beginning to shut off at this hour. and the big story today is high pressure dominating, giving us a lot of sunshine today. and also backing off those winds just a touch. and then we watch this warm front here and this area of low pressure you see. this is going to bring us our next chance for some rain and also mild temperatures so tomorrow we're going to warm up into the upper 40's in worcester , low to mid 50's in boston and points south and east. and notice those winds will be gusty out of the south and west at about 10-20 miles an hour. i do think there may even be a wind advisory issue for southeastern mass because those winds are going to be very strong. however, they're strong but they're also mild bringing in milder air. they're associated with this warm front so this warm front brings clouds into our forecast tomorrow. it's a mostly cloudy day.

the showers go well off into northern new england. so we're breezy and we're mild and we're mostly cloudy. now we'll head into tuesday. tuesday we start off cloudy and still mild out there, but this cold front swings through. i think through the afternoon and evening notice there are showers on the map. we're going to leave showers in the forecast through the evening hours and then more of them start to ramp up as we head towards wednesday and even thursday looks like it could be a showery day. this is christmas eve, remember. we could be near record warmth. boston's record is 61 set back in 1996. also 57 in worcester. i'm going for a high of 63 so if that happens, we're going to break some records. christmas day not looking so bad either. lots of sunshine and 54. doug and sera. sera: thanks, danielle. more stories happening right now. doug: police are investigating what sparked this fiery scene in hurst, texas. this was the aftermath of a fuel truck explosion. burning fuel ran down both sides of the highway saturday and into

the highway closed for hours. the driver was killed. the fuel truck was the only vehicle involved in the crash. a hotel was evacuated for a time. sera: the f.b.i. is investigating a major security breach at computer company juniper networks. the u.s. defense department, justice department, treasury, and several big companies rely on juniper networks' products. it's not clear what, if any, classified information could be affected. the breach is believed to be the work of a foreign government because of the sophistication involved. doug: perhaps you've heard, the new star wars movie is heading for a box office record. "the force awakens" already took in a record-breaking $120.5 million for opening day on friday and $250 million globally. that number blasted the previous record held by the final harry potter movie. the film is playing in over 4,000 theaters in the u.s., the widest december release ever. disney projects the movie will

the weekend. sera: it deserves itment. doug: how much money did they get from you? sera: they're still getting money from me. star wars fans in china will now have to wait until next month to see "the force awakens." the reason is unclear, but china's government has chosen to hold the release date until 2016. some have speculated the nation may have already filled their foreign film quota for the year, pushing the star wars release into next year. the film hits chinese theaters january 9. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: well, there's snow white christmas for us here in new england this year. tom brady who was sleepy, grumpy, and maybe dopey on friday is happy today. and so is never bashful rob gronkowski. both guys will play against the titans. julian edelman-- still needing to confer with a doc-- will miss his fifth straight game. santa is not is only one with a lot of sacks this year.

that is second behind denver. their sacks three fewer than the bills and dolphins combined. it puts the patriots on the pace for 52 which would be more than any other bill belichick team in the entire history of bill belichick. here's bill belichick. coach: honestly, i don't even pay that much attention to them. i'm happy when they hit the quarterback. i'm happy when we tap him. don't get me wrong. that's all part of it, you know. when we score a touchdown,that's great. and the guy who scored it. that's great. but there are a lot of other components that lead to that as i don't think you want to bob: we'll have highlights and sportscenter 5 o.t. have a great day. sera: methuen first responders with a special mission this weekend. they headed to lawrence saturday after collecting hundreds of toys for children in need. volunteers helping unload the loot. helped out debbie's treasure

debbie's treasure chest was founded by three children and provides clothes, supplies, and holiday gifts. doug: amazing that was started by kids. look at it grow. just awesome. sera: still ahead this morning. local police are paying it forward. doug: their special gift for a rhode island girl who fell victim to a theft and what she plans to do now. sera: don't forget. newscenter 5 starts an hour earlier now on sunday evenings. get the latest breaking news and your storm team 5 forecast starting at 5:00. here's a live look at the city of boston this morning. danielle is predicting record temperatures on christmas eve. it will be a warm one. stay tuned. she has the details coming up.

danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. take a look. this is worcester. what a gorgeous sunrise beginning over worcester right now. you see clear skies. we're going to have a lot of sunshine out there today. there has been no snow to date. as of yet on average at this point we have six inches. last year we had 8.5 inches in worcester and 2.9 in boston. and normally what we're looking for, well, we have about a 25-40% chance of having a white christmas. obviously this christmas we're not having a white forecast. in fact, as you look, we're going to have temperatures warming up into the 60's on christmas eve and 50's on

we'll have some showers around. we could be near record highs if not above. doug: going to have to wheels on that sled, santa will have to do that. paying it forward this holiday season after a bike is stolen from a young rhode island girl. sera: police are now trying to make sure she has a christmas to remember. 10-year-old mayra feliz says she chased a teenage boy down the street after she saw him taking her bike. when police came to write up the report, they realized it would be nearly impossible to track the thief down. so instead they pooled their money together and bought mayra a brand-new bicycle. mayra: i never had nobody do that to me. and this is my first time having somebody spend their money for me. if i would do that for somebody and see the smile on their face, i would think i'm proud of myself. sera: mayra now plans to find a way to pay it forward to someone else. beautiful bike. doug: i hope she enjoys it for

still to come on the eyeopener this morning. a-plus takes us to leicester high school. sera: we'll introduce you to a student who is not letting an unstable home life hold her back from succeeding. and animal cruelty charges on the south coast. what police found when they went to a home in new bedford. doug: here comes the sun. look at it. just over the eastern horizon there as you look out towards 128. traffic relatively light for a sunday morning. if you're heading out to church or wherever this morning, enjoy it. danielle has got your forecast

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>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: cold today but we could be close to breaking some records this week. which days will be the warmest and near 60 degrees. sera: it is cold today. but we're going to talk more about new bed. 's animal hoarding. a case where they found dead animals. we'll have more on that. doug: this man arrested for robbing a brewster grocery store may be a repeat offender. his possible ties to multiple armed robberies under investigation right now. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." sera: happy sunday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm sera congi in for antoinette. doug: and i'm doug meehan along with danielle vollmar. we've come from a little sprint back to the desk to get these.

you know, keeping us active on this sunday morning. danielle: you have to keep yourself warm because we're so cold outside. we have temperatures in the 30's and 20's. a little bit of wind out there too. you noticed that yesterday. we'll see more of that as we head through the day today. although those winds will back down through the afternoon. right now it's all about cool temperatures though starting out at 28 degrees in worcester. 34 in boston. mid 30's on the cape and the islands and as we go through the next 12 hours, say, in the happens. we're only going to warm up in the upper 30's. we'll see more sunshine as we head through the afternoon. and the other thing is these winds that are gusty this morning will begin to back down. although they're anywhere from 10-17 miles an hour right now and that makes it feel like the teens as well as the 20's. now through the afternoon upper 30's in boston. winds out of the west at about 5-15. high pressure dominates our

for the afternoon. we are watching this warm front and area of low pressure which is going to ramp up our rain chances as we head through the workweek so starting out tomorrow, we are dry but tuesday, wednesday, thursday are all chances for seeing some much-needed rain. we're down over 10 inches for the year in boston. so we could really use the rain. along with the rain is also a major warm-up. we'll talk about when we could be near record highs coming up. doug and sera. doug: thank you, danielle. morning. an air france flight is forced to make an emergency landing due to a bomb scare. sera: the pilots aboard flight 463 requested the emergency device was found in the plane's the plane had taken off from an island in the indian ocean. it did land safely in mombasa, investigators are now working to confirm whether the package did actually contain explosives. more breaking news. the u.s. embassy is warning of a potential mall terror attack in tunisia. american citizens in the country

capital tunis. the city was already under a state of emergency following a suicide bomb attack on a bus last month. that followed an attack on a tunis museum and a beach hotel targeting foreign tourists. doug: also happening right now. police are investigating this head-on crash in saugus. three people were hurt. police say one of the drivers, a teen, intitially took off but was later found. sera: the search continues this rockport woman. last seen early saturday morning. police say they found her the water near gloucester marine railways. doug: boston police say a deadly shooting friday in roxbury. 17-year-old d'andre king-settles died after being shot on annunciation road on friday. anyone with information is asked to contact the boston police. a boston public school student is facing charges after police say he brought a replica gun to class. police arrested the teenager on friday after recovering this

bathroom. they say several students reported seeing the suspect with the gun. the student, whose name has not been released, is facing several charges. sera: new this morning, nacho cheese and jalapeno peppers lead police in sturbridge to their suspect. police got a call that a car had been vandalized and covered with the cheese and peppers. the car owner had had an argument with a male acquaintance earlier. police say surveillance video at a nearby convenience store shows robert debusk purchasing the alleged snacks just before the alleged crime happened. debusk was arrested a short time after and will be in court tomorrow. doug: the suspect arrested in an armed robbery in brewster now being eyed in more than a dozen armed robberies in several states. michael sletzinger was arrested last week for the crime at brewster farms country market. "the globe" reports police later learned the f.b.i. was searching for a serial robber who fit his description and technique. right now, he's being held

dangerousness hearing. a new bedford home leads to police finding dead animals and property. police also removing malnourished dogs and cats from the home. our frank holland has the story from new bedford. frank: 43-year-old danny santos arrested and charged with nine counts of animal cruelty. neighbor: i really am surprised that something like that happened. frank: new bedford police describe a disgusting scene inside of his home on green street. two dead cats along with several malnourished dogs were found inside, and police say feces was all over. neighbor: that's disturbing. it's awful to know that these animals that have absolutely no way of literally supporting themselves, that people are just-- they could care less. frank: behind this chain link fence police say they found the remains of seven dead chickens and three dead rabbits. eight living animals-- seven

from the home. police came to the house around 3:00 on saturday morning while investigating an unrelated hit-and-run. when police approached the home, they heard dogs barking and saw what was apparently a house of squalor. neighbor: as far as i'm concerned, it never was a problem with too many animals. frank: next door neighbor teddy morse-ramos describes santos as teddy: he did have a lot of animals, pets. frank: morse-ramos saw the animals in cages but never witnessed the type of abuse his neighbor is now accused of. teddy: i can't believe that. he always seemed like a nice, sensible guy, a warm-hearted guy. frank: police say this is an ongoing investigation; and depending on what they find inside of that house, the person arrested could face additional charges. here in new bedford, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: new this morning. dean college will eliminate its campus police force. the franklin school will start contracting public safety duties with the agency that handles security for the new england

in response, "the sun chronicle" reports police have filed a complaint with the federal government. the officers contend the college fired them after they informed the school they were forming a union. sera: boston mayor marty walsh has once again set an annual record for fundraising. the first-term mayor has raised $1.75 million so far this year. "the herald" reports that's a new record for annual campaign donations for an incumbent mayor and tops the $1.6 million he took in last year. the mayor will not face re-election for two more years. governor baker has launched a $30 million residential solar loan program. it will help continue the expansion of the renewable power source in massachusetts. the governor expects the program to deliver approximately $100 million in savings for residents who take advantage of it. doug: a key question for the new casino slated for everett is alcohol. by law, last call is 1:00 a.m. robert desalvio, president of wynn everett, says that issue is

desalvio: there are communities that may not want it for neighborhood bars and those kinds of things; but you think about the way that the greater boston area is changing-- international tourism, people expect to be out later-- so i think there should be some consideration given. but i think this will be through an effort by the legislature and then ultimately in our case at the local level in the city of everett. janet: you are going to be a part of that fight. desalvio: we'll be a part of that discussion, absolutely. doug: catch "on the record" this morning at 11:00 right here on channel 5 followed by "matter of fact" with fernando espuelas. this week's guest is democratic caucus chair xavier beccera. still ahead, a bizarre appearance from a troubled former c.e.o. sera: the latest misstep by the man now called the most hated in america. doug: she's a young woman who's had a difficult home life. but that's not keeping her from being a success at school. you'll meet our a-plus just ahead on newscenter 5. danielle: winter makes an appearance today but it's not sticking around for long.

sera: welcome back, everyone. it is 6:42.

right now. a los angeles police officer fatally shoots a suspect inside an e.r. when the man reached for his gun. the suspect was being treated after a vicious attack on two other officers. witnesses say officers first tried to subdue the man with a stun gun, but it did not work. sera: police in wisconsin are searching for the suspect in a mall shooting. investigators say the violence followed a dispute between a group of young men. a 19-year-old was hurt. the gunfire sent holiday shoppers running to safety. doug: a massive amount of cocaine shipped from massachusetts is seized by authorities in new york city. police and federal agents made the bust in the bronx last week. you see it here-- 136 pounds of cocaine pressed in brick-shaped packages marked with brand names. the drugs seized are worth an estimated $3 million. two men from puerto rico were arrested. they are believed to be part of a major drug trafficking network. sera: a bizarre appearance from the man some are calling the most hated in america. martin shkreli appeared on a

bailed out of jail for $5 million. the 32-year-old resigned as c.e.o. of turing pharmaceuticals, the company that blew up the price of a life-saving drug 5,000 percent. he was arrested thursday on fraud charges, unrelated to the pharmacy. but he didn't seem fazed during his livestream. he talked on the phone, strummed his guitar and played internet >> i can't really talk about business or any allegations or anything like that. about that whatsoever. sera: shkreli has pleaded not a new company he tried to launch. he says the accusations are baseless. waltham-based bio-pharmaceutical company. tesaro incorporated was added to the nasdaq biotechnology index. that's effective when the market opens on december 21. the index is designed to track

>> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. danielle: it has been a cold weekend feeling more like december. but changes are coming. the big story is the temperature s are on the way up tomorrow. upper 40's in worcester. low 50's in boston. about 10 degrees different than today. that trend continues through the upcoming holiday weekend. so as you go towards monday, tuesday, wednesday, temperature s are in the 50's. our average this time of year in boston should be around 40 degrees. by christmas eve, we could be near, if not above, record high temperatures. outside this morning, you see a lot of clouds out there over boston. 34 degrees. the winds out of the west-southwest at 13. it makes it feel more like 25 degrees. that's that wind chill value. you felt it yesterday. strong. they've been kicking. they're gusting now up to about 32 miles an hour on nantucket. they will back down through the afternoon today. timeline. the winds back down to about

4:00 p.m. and that's going to make it feel a little bettered outside. we're also going to see more sunshine later this afternoon. upper 30's for highs in boston. low 40's along the south shore, the cape, and the islands. and upper 30's through the worcester hills in the merrimack valley. now tonight, we're going to see more clouds increase overnight. temperatures drop into the 20's through the merrimack valley as well as the worcester hills. low to mid 30's down along southeastern mass. as we watch our next system come in to play. now this morning, we've had a couple of lake-effect snow showers ongoing off lake ontario making their way all the way across our region due to these pretty strong winds but high pressure is begin to go build on in. as it does so, it is going to eventually back down these winds and also bring in warmer air associated with this warm front and area of low pressure. so as we head towards tomorrow, these are your high temperatures. upper 40's, low to mid 50's in boston and points south and

even 50 degrees in portsmouth. now tomorrow there's going to be a lot more clouds out there, and the big story is you're going to feel those winds out of the south and west. in fact, they could be as strong as 20 to even 30 miles an hour sustained, meaning that there do be even wind advisories in place but that's also a warming wind. so temperatures are on the way up. all due to this warm front crossing the region. so we turn mild and breezy through the day of monday. dry, a couple of showers though up in northern new england, i think. but it is only tuesday. we watch this cold front come swinging through. as it does, i do think we're going to see some showers in the afternoon for most of our area. that continues through the evening. and then rain chances are on the way up through the week as well as the temperatures so by wednesday and thursday, more chances for rain are on our doorstep. that's also the combination of not only rain but also warmer air so on thursday, christmas eve, we're looking at record warmth possibly. the record is actually 61 in

this is set back in 1996. right now i'm going for a high of 63 in boston. that would break the record but before we get to that record warmth, we want to talk about today because today is a big day. the pats are playing the tennessee titans. it will be cold if you're headed out to gillette. i know myself, i'll be watching home. doug and sera. will be the feet. thank you very much. a-plus takes us to leicester high school and a young woman who lost her mom at age of six and moved from family member to family member. sera: but she isn't letting an unstable home life hold her back from succeeding. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio introduces us to molly murphy. molly: childhood is the period of life that is most taken advantage of. antoinette: molly murphy had to grow up quickly-- molly: the earth shook the day my mother's soul departed my life. antoinette: --losing her mother to cervical cancer. molly: accepting death at the age of six is not an easy task. antoinette: she describes the life-altering moment in her

heading off to school next year, she's had to deal with life's challenges-- and not just those of any teenager-- removing herself from an unstable home when she was only in the eighth grade. alone, so i stayed with my friend brittany. her parents just let me stay there every night because they knew my situation and they didn't want a 14-year-old in that situation. mom: i didn't even ask him. happening after a while. brittany: it was just a sleepover. dad: the longest sleepover ever. antoinette: as she found a new home with the belanger family, who are now her legal guardians, she continued to excel in school. molly: the only thing that i had really control of is how i did in school. antoinette: a senior at leicester high school, molly ranks 14th in her class. she's also in the national honor society, the class president, and consistently making honor roll, never letting life's obstacles get in the way of her

kathy warnken: she did it without drawing attention to herself. as a matter of fact, i think most teachers here probably don't know her story. antoinette: that is one of many reasons molly murphy of leicester high school deserves antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: the unsinkable molly murphy, right? molly is hoping to get into wants to major in social work so she can help kids like herself. do you know an exceptional student worthy of an a-plus? submit a nomination right now at wcvb.com. just click "as seen on." new england patriots getting ready to take on the titans today. sera: the big question is will brady play?

sera: breaking news. a bomb scare has forced an air france flight headed to paris to land in kenya. the pilots aboard flight 463 requested the emergency landing after a suspicious device was found in the plane's bathroom. the plane had taken off from an island in the indian ocean. it did land safely in mombasa, and everyone was evacuated. investigators are now working to confirm whether the package did actually contain explosives. doug: we're learning more this morning about a deadly shooting in roxbury. police have identified the victim. 17-year-old d'andre king-settles

annunciation road on friday. the shooting took place around 4:00 p.m. anyone with information is asked to contact the boston police. sera: the search will resume later this morning for this missing rockport woman. 56-year-old susan nilsson was last seen early saturday morning. police say they found her belongings on the dock and in the water near gloucester marine railways. the coast guard searched by air and sea yesterday. it is believed she may be walking near the gloucester marine railways on rocky neck. doug: osha investigators expected today at a new hampshire auto shop where an explosion took a man's life. it happened saturday morning at sears auto shop in salem. an employee, 22-year old justin almon, was in the process of filling a large truck tire on an industrial tire changer when it blew up. he suffered severe head injuries and later died. a customer was also hurt. this morning he's being treated at a boston hospital for serious injuries. sera: the three democratic candidates for president joined together on the debate stage in

right out of the gate, bernie sanders offered an apology concerning the dispute over a breach of hillary clinton's campaign voter database. clinton accepted, and the debate moved on to donald trump, foreign policy, and gun control. doug: the man who loaned a gun to the boston marathon bomnbers will be sentenced this week. stephen silva has pled guilty to drug and gun charges. during the marathon attack trial, he told the court he gave the gun to dzhokhar tsarnaev two months before the bombings. prosecutors say the gun was later used to murder m.i.t. police officer sean collier days after the attack. sera: tom brady remains questionable for today's game against the titans, but sportscenter 5 is learning he will likely play. we are hearing the q.b. is feeling better. an illness forced him to miss practice friday. brady was sent home early, but again all indications to this point are that brady will play today. doug: it seems the new star wars movie is headed for a box office record.

in a record-breaking $120.5 million for opening day. that was friday. and then $250 million globally. that number, pardon the star wars pun-- blasted the previous record held by the final harry potter movie. the film is is playing in over 4,000 theaters in the u.s. this is the widest december release ever. disney projects the movie will rake in around $220 million large for the weekend. sera: a lot of these folks are seeing it not once but twice sometimes three times. that just sort of adds to all the money they're going to make. danielle: you saw it. sera: i'm going to see it again. danielle: there you go. not a bad day to see a movie because it's a little chilly outside. just saying. maybe do some of that last-minute shopping because 42 degrees will be your high temperature. a little less wind through the afternoon although this morning, there is some wind out there. so be aware of that. the teens and 20's. 50's for monday. it will be a windy one. it will be milder mostly cloudy.

better chances coming wednesday night into thursday which is christmas eve. temperatures will be rebounding through the week into the 50's and then the 60's on christmas eve. we could be near record highs if not above. right now we'd be above it. sera: my goodness. doug: thanks very much for joining us. appreciate it.